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八幡神社の祭行事、走り神輿
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A flying island consisting of Ōsaishima [Ooishima] and Ōsaishima [Kobishima]. Remains from the Nara period to the Heian period have been found on Daoshima, and a number of consecrated objects have been excavated, including crystal balls and small urns, the imperial dynasty, and the shōshiki [hagiki] (excavated items are stored and exhibited at the Kasaoka Municipal Folk Hall). There are many fishing tourists, and in summer they are crowded with bathers.
There is a legend that it flourished as a warde on the Seto Inland Sea route, and that the Takashima [Takashima] Gyōgū was placed during the Eastern Conquest of Emperor Jinmu. The serene sight of the Seto Inland Sea can be seen from the observation deck of the boardwalk on the south side of the island. There are several pensions, where you can enjoy fresh seafood dishes, as well as fishing and sightseeing fishing.
The entire island is a national-designated winner. Shirahama, which has a total length of 500m, has fine texture and clean water. You can also enjoy sea kayaking, SUP and windsurfing. It is counted as one of the three major swimming beaches in Okayama Prefecture. Inns and guesthouses line the beach (6 houses).
From overseas brands such as Germany and Switzerland, to domestic writers and items born in Kurashiki, there are unique wooden toys.
The foot-to-foot facility next to the Yugo Onsen Hall, which is convenient for resting feet on the way to stroll through the onsen town.
An ancient temple of the Hoha sect, founded in 1347. It is located on a high ground with a view of the harbor, and during the Edo period, the guest hall was addressed to the accommodation of the Korean Correspondent. A floorboard made of a single board of 4.5m long [keyaki], located between the palaces inside the palace, is a must. The main temple, Nakamon, and Banjin halls are designated as national important cultural treasures, while the Sanetō and Soshidō are designated as the prefecture's important cultural treasures. The seaside triple tower, which is said to be the only one in the country, has a good view from the sea side.
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